Yes, fun crop to grow, very tasty.

You can use any corn for this -- it all pretty much tastes the same at that point.

But, the one I recommend is Chires Baby popcorn -- according to the catalogs, it can have as many as 20 ears per stalk. The ones I grew in 2008 had at most 6 or 7 ears, which I thought was pretty impressive, especially in light of the fact that they got a late plantout, were a little stunted in the packs by the time I got them in the ground, went into sort of poor soil, and we had severe drought that summer after they went in the ground. I have no doubt in better conditions that it would yield even more ears per stalk.

Left to mature, by the way, it makes a cute burgundy cob of miniature popcorn.

Here's where I got mine from:

Here is a link that might be useful: Chires Baby corn at Seeds of Change

Thanks for the info. I'll let ya'll know how i do

I will be growing some this year for the first time. I am using my regular sweet corn and you just pick the ears when the silks form.